Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-03-25


Mrs Chrissie Meeks left
Wednesday morning for Crandon
Dakota.
Misses Allie Link and Nettie
Smith visited at Brashear last Sat
urday.
Mrs. S. d. Campbell of Knox is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. ID.
Crenshaw.
David Mikel and wife, of Polk
Township, were in Kirksville
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jno. Barrow and Mrs.
Emma Barrow, left for Macon,
Saturday morning.
J. r. Kerr, who has been con-
fined to his room for several days
is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. [. K. Evans, left
for Youngstown, Ohio, yesterday
morning, where Mr.. Evans has
located.
Mrs. VIM. Kemper and son,
Irwin, were visiting the family of
B. W. Mccoy from Friday to
Monday.
Miss Maud Gill, who has been
teaching at Dandy. Mo, returned
to her home in this place, Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Allie Updyke arrived in
town yesterday morning and will
spend two or three weeks visiting
friends here.
W. 1. Williams of Quincy, has
been at home several days, called
here by the sickness of his father,
Geo. Williams.
The family of Rev. Chambliss
left for Salisbury, Wednesday
morning, where they will make
their home in the future.
Joe Levy drummer for a
Boston clothing house, committed
suicide in Quincy, Monday. His
parents live in Minneapolis.
Mrs. 7. W. Coulson, of Chilli
cothe, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Dunlap, during the
past week, turned home Wednes-
morning.
Judge William Logan, of Schuy-
Ter county, whipped the editor of
the Lancaster Excelsior while the
court was in session one day last
week.
There is no excuse for idleness
at the present time. The man
who stands around now with moth
ing to do, is not trying very hard
to get employment.
Porter Smith an employee in
the State Book department at
Jefferson City, is spending few
days with his family, and shaking
hands with his many friends in
this place.
J. W. Hannah, of Sticklersville,
shipped Car load of sheep to
Chicago, last week, which brought
the highest price, in that market
on the day of sale.
ED. A. Russell has moved into
his new residence, has built barn
and will at once begin building a
new addition to his dwelling,
which will be completed within
thirty days.
Messrs. Myron Miller, Lon Hart
and James Dautel started for an
extended trip through Kansas and
Nebraska, Wednesday afternoon.
They will probably take claims
while gone.
Geo. Quintal, who is with the
LaPlata Home Press, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Kinks.
vile. He reports the printing
business at LaPlata in flourish
ing condition.
Mr.. Otto made thorough test O.
! the wheat taken to his mill since
the last harvest. The lightes
grain, stru ok measure, weighed 6.
! pounds to the bushel and the heav
I lest. &c pounds. No wheat countr,
can show a better record.
T. E. Scobee and L. A. Parker
of Greentop, were in town Mon
: day. Mr.. Parker is one of Green
tops live merchants, and was il
town to get bill of lumber for tn
a erection of a new residence il
d Greentop.
h Mrs. Sarah McCanne, who cam
u to Kirksville several years ago t
e educate her family, returned +
r her farm near Jacksonville, Mon
G day morning, accompanied b
It her daughter and son-in-law VIII
t. will take charge of her farm thi
p season.
Is r. A Willord bo,